Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1887-11-12
Town Topics
Local and Personal Briefs.

-IduleS ClOdkS dI lHuTllldl S'
New dry goods at Webb's.
Gents neck wear at Thurman's.
For provisions and groceries go
to Jenkins.
Oranges, Lemons, and Bananas
at Smartt & Co.'S. n SCI
Boots and shoes and valises in
large quantities at L. Webb's.
For potatoes, pumpkins, and pro-
duce in general, go to D. 0. Jenkins.
Coming, a barrel of the finest N.
O. Syrup. D. o. JENKINS.
"A big lot of mens' and boys hats
and caps at Webb's very cheap.
"A fresh lot of new and choice
confections just received at ID. i,
Browns.
Barrel pickles at Smart Il Co.'s.
You can get them there in any guam
tity you wish, cheap.
e. Webb invites an inspection of
his goods, as he is determined to meet
competition.
ID. o. Jenkins will receive a
large stock of fresh canned goods of
all kinds, the first of next week.
New and fresh candies at Smart
& Co.'S. The greatest variety of con-
fections. Go and see.
-Drummer's samples in Hoods,
,Nubias, Hose, Gloves, Handkerchiefs,
Towels, Corsets, etc., cheap at Thur
mans.
Wanted, to rent a good farm
near McMinnville, Tenn. Address
with description, price, terms, &C., j.
G.. CRIsLER, Walton, Boone Co. Ky.
A large lot OF Jerseys, Corsets,
Towels, Purses and Cardigan Jackets
which have been used for samples,
offered very low at Thurman's.
e. Webb has now received good
lot of clothing and overcoats, mems
and boys, and if you will examine
them you will find them cheap.
Two fine Wraps at Thurman's,
No. So and 38, which have been used
for samples, to be sold cheap; also
three childs' cloaks, age and s
years.
$3.50 in cash! Worcester's and
Webster's Dictionaries, worth $S9,
and 4 Dictionary Holders, worth
$3.50 given as prizes for best essays
answering the question "Why should
Iuse Dictionary Holder?" For full
particulars, send to La Verne w.
Noyes, 80 & 1O1 w. Monroe ST., Chi
cago, the maker of Dictionary Hold.
ers, or inquire at your Bookstore.
Mr.. j. w. Norwood, of Sparta
was here for few hours Tuesday
Prof. N. J. Finney and wife at
tended the meeting of Synod in Nash
vile last week.
Attention is called to advertise
ment of d. j. Whitmore & Co., breed
ers of Devon Cattle, Manchester
Tenn.
Mr.. T. j. Hubble and family lef
on Saturday last for Chattanooga
and will make their home in tina
city in the future.
Mr.. ID. A. Reid, of Washington
formerly a Chattanooga newspaper
man, spent a few days Of the las
week in this place.
MIR. VIM. McGregor has been a
home with his family for week, bu
will return to Hopkinsville, KY, to
day.
Why is it that such broad smil
continually plays from ear to ear OF
Mr.. S. Cantrell's face? Easy enough
it's a great big girl.
"A little child of Mr.. Stew
Browns, aged about two years, die,
of measles Thursday afternoon, a
their home in this place.
Mrs. o. Plumacher and daugh
ter passed through here Monday, ,fror
Beersheba Springs, enroute to Ver
ezuela, where heywillSpend thewir
ter.
Mr.. A. Nunnelly having close
out his mercantile business here, LEI
on Thursday with his family fC
Denver Col, where he expects to Il
cate. He is a wide-awake bushes
man, and made numbers of friend
during the two or three years he n
sided here. We wish him abundar
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